contrast studies

How Are Contrast Studies Performed?

The procedure for contrast studies varies depending on the type of study being conducted. Generally, the process involves:
1. Preparation: Ensuring the neonate is stable and has fasted if required.
2. Administration of Contrast Agent: Depending on the study, the contrast agent is administered orally, rectally, intravenously, or through a catheter.
3. Imaging: Radiographic images are taken in multiple views to capture detailed information.
4. Post-Procedure Care: Monitoring the neonate for any adverse reactions to the contrast agent.

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